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School shootings are a more recent trend but the sustained higher murder rate in the U.S. due to our enormous circulating supply of guns isn't. Look at other, similar industrialized countries. Nearly all of their murder rates are far lower than ours.

Which gun control measures would prove especially effectual? I honestly don't know. There are 393 million guns in the country. The gun culture is such that buyback programs would encounter tremendous resistance. But solvability aside, the fact that there exist this many in the country in civilian hands is undeniably responsible for our heightened murder rate. Crazy people will exist anywhere. Weapons that allow them to consistently murder 5+ people in sprees? That's a uniquely American problem compared with socioeconomically comparable nations.

I just want to say (this has nothing to do with the post to which I just replied) how fucking angry I get at the desensitization. It's so commonplace we accept it as a normal facet of American life now. It's almost like we've forgotten what it means to actually die; that victims of gun violence are literally gone forever, that there's no recourse for their families whose loved ones are torn away from them because these people will NEVER experience the joy of seeing their mother, father, son, daughter, brother, or sister ever again.

I had a dream where I was in high school again and wanted better graphics for my tf2 so I ordered a bag of this stuff that was supposed to make the game look amazing and retain good performance and the bag was filled with different colored small cubes and you supposedly added one to your game to give it a certain theme BUT the bag also was full of weed and one of the history teachers saw so I ran off the premises onto an 8 person kayak with strangers and we paddled to a remote pacific island where the natives tried killing us. Most of us died. I had a dagger for some reason and killed two of the ones chasing us. The survivors got chased into this mansion in the jungle on the island with a hall of deceptive mirrors and then the dream ended.

murder.
the clone is still a different person, having identical properties doesn't change that. Just like two water molecules are identical in structure but still different molecules.

tbh if this isn't the right answer the riddle isn't good.

this is perfectly coherent.

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The vtf crosshair thread I can find doesn't have that one (http://www.teamfortress.tv/35367/vtf-crosshair-pack) and the earliest one has a broken dl link alltogether (http://www.teamfortress.tv/30866/guide-weapon-specific-custom-crosshairs). Am i missing the right thread?

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what's the vtf crosshair here? I think truktruk uses something similar

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i also love kegaman :D

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Genuinely curious as to why you feel as though it's so necessary to nerf this facet of pyro.

I understand the people who complained about the jungle inferno flame damage (it was absurd) but since the nerf pyro has been reverted back to its usual, largely useless state. Nerfing airblast would just make what's already a garbage class even worse. That fact of the matter is that there's nothing OP about it and as a result pyro doesn't need to be "balanced". The class is already abject garbage. You just find airblast annoying.

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I feel like the only possible way you could argue this would be through a brutal utilitarian moral framework; the only way to defend against the (100% correct) charge that he's responsible for millions upon millions of deaths would be to argue that his preclusive measures against the nazis ultimately saved more lives in the long run because Hitler didn't take over Europe. Compare him to Churchill by noting that Churchill is considered one of the best British PM's of all time because of his fight against the Axis takeover of Europe in spite of the atrocities he committed in colonial Indian territory, where he killed 10 million+ people in the Bengali famine.

Note: these are still horrendous arguments because the position you're attempting to defend is really fucking indefensible lol